| Buy shoes with a thumbnail's width of wiggle room in the toe box for all 10 toes. |
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| That way you'll have a little wiggle room to finesse each screw into its respective hole and get it threaded. |
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| Up here in the still vastness there is no margin for error, no wiggle room, no leeway between getting it right and dying. |
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| The exact wording of the contract gave him a tiny amount of wiggle room but he was still taking an enormous liberty. |
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| The party recently gave the First Minister enough wiggle room to negotiate on it in coalition talks next May. |
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| I suggest that you ask for more than you expect to receive so that you have wiggle room and can negotiate. |
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| In other words, just as for a Californian winemaker, there is surely some wiggle room for an Italian or French or Spanish vintner, too. |
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| As a general principle, I am very supportive of legislation that removes wiggle room for ministers and holds them to their commitments. |
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| However, there is no wiggle room for production adversity that places extreme risk on livestock users. |
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| There again, the wiggle room of nations hit by the financial crisis has been curtailed. |
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| Depending on the type of financing you chose, Loan Insurance or Line of Credit Insurance could help you maintain your wiggle room. |
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| He was right, in the Overview, to leave himself plenty of wiggle room rather than committing to his own stated deadline. |
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| As for the official vote count, Republican staffers are already allowing for a bit of wiggle room. |
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| While Abbas said publicly that he needed a settlement freeze before he could begin talks, there may be some wiggle room. |
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| But his statement from yesterday gives him loads of wiggle room to go either way. |
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| For neoconservatives, such a fusionism would provide the wiggle room in the budget to increase the size of the military to a size they believe is more appropriate. |
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| It also happens that this is not John McCain's position he is anti-abortion, but supports wiggle room at the state level. |
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| However, right now our rates are competitive and we need fiscal wiggle room to deal with the needs of the people. |
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| Perhaps there is a little bit of wiggle room, but we want a very serious gesture from our American friends on those duties that are being held. |
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| Consider gradually building some financial wiggle room so you can stay on top of your budget. |
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| Now, of course I'm naturally suspicious, but point two could be read as a qualification of point one, in which case it allows wiggle room for the legal torture of inmates. |
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| Bound by teachings on same-sex marriage, yes, but there was apparently some wiggle room on the issue of marriage in general. |
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| He was so surprised by losing the vote that he overreacted and left himself no wiggle room. |
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| Many of us strike a happy medium, leaving enough wiggle room with reality to spin a good yarn. |
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| Bound by rope, an awareness crept upon me as each knot was tied, as my body was tightly bound and the wiggle room dwindled. |
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| Likewise, the muted Moonves seems to be craving some wiggle room of his own. |
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| I wonder if the member would agree that a balanced approach, which is fiscally responsible to ensure we do not get into a deficit scenario, which would not give us the wiggle room to help anybody, is the best approach. |
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| An analyst said, 'They really don't have much wiggle room in this environment. |
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| Yet both sides seemed to have left themselves enough wiggle room to work together in this new and increasing gray area of the labor law. |
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| But while indicating wiggle room, the President made clear he is not settling for anything that is unbalanced. |
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| While very clear and concise, however, the Treasury Board president who put them forward almost immediately watered them down and put in plenty of wiggle room when it came to the appointment of the chair at Canada Post. |
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| And since the transfers were dictated by the expiration of leases for buildings housing the employees, there was no wiggle room in company timetables. |
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| Leaving a little wiggle room with muzzle velocity allows it to load to that same velocity even if pressures fluctuate due to powder variables. |
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| The needs are great, but any wiggle room the federal government might have will not allow it to immediately introduce the entire array of new programs under consideration. |
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| For first time homebuyers, leave some wiggle room. |
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| While debt-loads are still manageable for the majority of Canadian households due to low interest rates, the degree of wiggle room has shrunk and an increasing share of households are facing a position of financial stress. |
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| The Liberals have left a great deal of wiggle room by allowing debates to continue over whether a person is in a relationship with a young person that is exploitive of that young person. |
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| They put us in a condition where we had absolutely no wiggle room. |
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| The loophole-laden agreement has left lots of wiggle room for Tehran, effectively providing perfect diplomatic cover for the mullahs to gain the most precious thing they needed to advance their weapons programme: time. |
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| I think it is in his interest, it is in the interest of Iraqi people at this time that the United Nations act clearly to indicate that there is no wiggle room, if I may put it that way, for Saddam Hussein. |
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| Evertonians have been hoping to see a conclusion to this transfer for two years, hoping that the eventual fee might give David Moyes some wiggle room in the transfer market. |
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| There was no wiggle room here, no leeway, no margin for error. |
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